With added amino acids, antioxidants, enzymes and herbs, it might seem like
dietary supplements could easily replace food as your source of nutrients. But
this isn't the case. Whole foods — such as fruits, vegetables and whole grains —
provide a complex combination of vitamins, minerals, fiber and other substances
that promote health.
Though vitamin and mineral supplements can't copy all of the nutrients and
benefits of whole foods, they can complement your diet. If you have trouble
getting enough nutrients, you may benefit from taking a vitamin or mineral
supplement. To use supplements safely, weigh your nutritional needs, scrutinize
the merits of taking a supplement, and understand how to choose and use dietary
supplements. Click here to read more.
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